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14th June: In very benign conditions there were a few new arrivals/movers incl 4 Reed Ws on the land & 50 Com Scoter, 43 commic terns, 10 Ca...
Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 14th June Welcome Latest Sightings Privacy & Data Protection Staying at PBO Membership The Bookshop Notices Birding Portland 14th June 14th June: In very benign conditions there were a few new arrivals/movers incl 4 Reed Ws on the land & 50 Com Scoter, 43 commic terns, 10 Canada Geese, a Black Tern & an Arctic Skua thru off the Bill; shearwaters still conspicuous with c1000 Manx & 50 Balearics off the Bill... — Portland Bird Observatory ( @portlandbirdobs.bsky.social ) June 14, 2026 at 11:11 PM ...also good to see that pair of Wheatears in the
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